SWCC Business & Community Development and the South-Central Iowa Small Business Development Center will host “How to Build a Sellable Business” Workshop details: Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2026 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Location: SWCC Creston Campus, Multipurpose Room in the SWCC Business & Community Development Building (co-located with
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Navigating Medicare and related health insurance can be confusing and overwhelming. Understanding the application process, exploring coverage options, and evaluating the implications of your choices can feel daunting. The Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), a free health insurance counseling service from the Iowa Insurance Division, helps
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Community. Service. Leadership.
At this year’s OCMS & CCDC Annual Celebration, Osceola came together to honor the individuals and organizations whose dedication continues to shape the future of our community.
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Team Blue Iowa representatives Mark Good and Bill Potts have continued their commitment to prostate cancer awareness and prevention in Clarke County with a new donation to Clarke County Hospital. On Wednesday, February 25, Team Blue Iowa met with Melanie Boyd, CEO of Clarke County Hospital; Chris
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At the February meeting of the Osceola Water Works Board of Trustees, the Board discussed uncertain weather patterns along with the Seasonal Precipitation and Seasonal Temperature Outlooks. That uncertainty is exactly why preparation is so important and how, by staying mindful of water usage now, Osceola can reduce the risk of future shortages.
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Clarke County Development Corporation and Osceola Chamber Main Street are co-hosting an Annual Dinner to applaud a great 2025 with local businesses and leadership. Community members are invited to join in the celebration and learn what 2026 has in store for the community!
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he CCDC is partnering with Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) and Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) to complete a Laborshed employment study for the Osceola and Clarke County areas. This study will geographically define which communities contribute to the area’s workforce, regardless of political boundaries.
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Clarke County Conservation is moving forward with development of the new Oakwood Pond, an approximately three-acre public fishing pond and natural habitat restoration project located just eight miles north of Osceola. The project will expand outdoor recreation opportunities, improve erosion control, and restore native prairie habitat through partnerships with CCDC and state and federal funding sources.
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Osceola is experiencing abnormally dry weather conditions, and the lack of consistent moisture in the soil can contribute to ground movement and settlement, putting pressure on the water pipes, making them susceptible to cracks and fractures.
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